
MTN Foundation invests in STEM centre to boost digital learning
Elizabeth PUNSU, Kumasi
MTN Ghana Foundation has invested more than GH₵946,000 to transform the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) laboratory at New Asafo M/A Basic School in the Ashanti Region into a modern Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) centre.
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